Many cell phone users throw away their devices and buy new ones right away if their screens break. In fact, you can save money on buying a new device if you try to replace a broken screen yourself. This is not as difficult as it might seem at first glance.
Instructions
Step 1
Determine if the display is broken. You may see a distorted image, or a few pixels will be broken. In this case, the phone should be returned to a service center. With the help of special tools, specialists will quickly bring the display into proper condition. If the image on the display is completely absent, freezes or does not respond to pressing (on touchscreen phones), then, most likely, in this case, you cannot do without replacement.
Step 2
Press the power button of your mobile phone and hold it for a few seconds until it turns off. Place the phone face down, remove the back cover, and then remove the battery from the compartment.
Step 3
Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the back cover of the phone. Just unscrew the fastening screws inside the battery compartment of the device. Remove the side buttons of the device. You now have access to his board.
Step 4
Disconnect the small ribbon cable from the phone board. It should be located either at the top or at the bottom. Remove the board from the phone. You will see the back of the LCD screen.
Step 5
Remove the screws holding the LCD screen to the front of the phone case. Remove the old LCD screen from the device and set it aside. Place the new LCD screen in the inner compartment of your phone. Fasten all necessary screws, connect the appropriate cable to the shield.
Step 6
Place the board back inside the mobile phone and connect the ribbon cable to it. Replace all screws removed earlier. Install the back panel of the device and fix it with screws.
Step 7
Align any bumps on the back and press firmly on all ends of the mobile phone case. Insert side buttons. Install the battery and back cover of the device. Turn on your cell phone to test the new LCD screen.
